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Hex is better for spin. The "gears" will wear off BG and you end getting less spin. BG 17 has more spin than 16. Keep in mind that BG is very stiff while Hex lacks feel.

It's definitely on the low end of the spectrum and looks underpowered for any video production. A Nvidia or ATI GPU will help speedup video compression. Have a look at the Dell outlet store to see what they have. http://www.dell.com/content/topics/segtopic.aspx/newarb?c=us&cs=22&l=en&s=dfh

Fwiw, I'm switching from apdc to mg-ep. here's a quick comparison of both from my pt of view: both are similar in power and spin ep is more comfortable and has a bigger sweetspot (and is lower in price) ep dislikes: looks funny with its lollipop shape and handle shape is more...

In the quest for more power and spin, I am now using APDC in place of my previous nBlade racquets. As you may know, nBlades are very easy on the arms, very flexible and low on power. I have not had any problems with TE using the APDC but must warn you to be careful with the string setup. I...

lots of reviews on the web including dpreview and cameralabs. i would check out the new nikon d5000 and canon t1i before making a decision. the new canon is very feature packed for the price with higher res and better video support while the d5000 is a little slower for burst but comes with...

NG, if I can translate I think what you are saying is: 1. because you are a heavy topspin player who tends to break string frequently, you prefer the tight 18x20 string pattern of the radical mp as opposed to the open string pattern of the radial pro (which gives you more spin). however if...

big difference between those 2 racquets. here a link to a tw playtest that reviews both http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Reviews/HMGRAD/HMGRADReview.html LM racquets feel really stiff compared to MG series. do a search here on TT and you will find comments on both.

ok here's one that hasn't been posted yet. you string your nblade os and can't figure out why there are big gaps in the upper and lower crosses. you look up the string pattern and realize you used nblade 98npattern (skip 8m & 10m instead of 9m).

babolat racquets are just like most of the head racquets, just pop the butt cap off, stick the lead tape inside the handle and snap the butt cap back on.

Wow, that must be one heck of a head heavy and high swingweight setup. Assuming that the tape density is 1 gram/inch, your swingweight is over 400 and the weight is about 350g. here's a link to a swingweight calculator http://www.racquettech.com/store/learningcenter/lc_swingweight.html

yes, if you get one of the larger 6 packs; make sure it has a side compartment or 2 which make it easy to find things. i have a babolat aero 6 pack and carry the following: - 2 racquets - 1 pair of shoes - 1 set of warmups - 2 sets of clothing (shorts, shirts, socks, underwear & socks) -...

Imho, big ace is one of the easier polys to string because it is relatively soft for a poly. Stiffer polys like pht or cyberflash are much harder to string, harder on the fingers and easier to snap when knotting. If you are trouble with blocked holes, try cutting the string at a sharp...

to answer your questions: What tension did you string? - 55#m / 53#x gauge? - 17g Hybrid? - no how long did you have them till they broke? - for me, strings broke in approx 4mos playing 5hrs/week - 2 racquets; they seen to last about the same as hurricane tour but have better tension...

my feedback on msv hex: likes - good spin - good tension maintenance - reasonable power for a poly - low price - comfortable and arm friendly dislikes - feel or lack thereof, impact is dull and there is no feedback - little if any warning or wear before the string breaks

That's the hard way to add weight to a head racquet. the easy way is to use a slothead screwdriver to remove the black buttcap. use fishing weight wrapped inside cotton gauze and duct tape to hold the weight in place and stop the rattling.

it depends on your racquet. if you have a mid or oversized stick with 18 main strings, you will need about 21 feet for the mains. not to worry though as you still cut to 20 feet and use a reef knot to extend the poly mains

Dan, here's a thread that i answered earlier. http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=177367&highlight=extend+string because of it's 18x19 string pattern, the radical needs more string for the mains, around 21 feet. to use pre-packaged string in hybrid setup, you will need cut the...

klip armour pro is very stiff for a gut string; i like vs touch (and vs team much better). since you're using gut in a hybrid setups, i would try tonic. it's much cheaper and feel almost the same as touch when used in a hybrid.

- 2 outer insulated racquet compartments (holds 3 racquets each) - 1 middle uninsulated middle compartment (holds 4 racquets) - 1 outside pocket - 1 externally accessable insulated drink compartment - drawstring shoe bag (fits inside middle compartment) - 1 cell and 1 wallet sized pouch in...

best is a matter of preference and budget here's my feedback on bags having gone through a bunch of them. the best bag for your purposes depends on various factors including how much you want to spend; how much (and type of) stuff carry around; size, etc. i carry a ton of stuff in my bags so...

other tips 1. do not use an awl to widen the grommet as you run the risk of damaging the string (and causing it to snap). widen the hole for the cross tie-off before you start stringing or use lip balm as a lubricant. 2. make sure your grommets are in good shape as damaged one can cause...

you forgot to add string type to your list. stick with a multi-filament or natural gut string to minimize vibration. in general, you should look at the following characteristics: mid-weight; low swingweight; soft flex; headlight balance; mid-size head. here's a list of rackets you may want...

forget about buying one in canada unless you are willing to pay 70%+ more than us retail. one of the large tennis shop in montreal sells the gamma x-6fc for $850 plus shipping. the prices from the supplier to tennis canada with the pro discount is only slightly better so i'm assuming the...

try sony camcorders some of the sony camcorders can record a short burst of slo-mo at 240 frames per second. do a search on the text string "Smooth Slow Record" on http://www.sonystyle.com otherwise, look for a camcorder with a sport mode (ie fast shutter speed). i use a samsung but some...

i have played with both sticks and currently using the mg rad team (mgrt). the mgrt feels a lot more solid or stiffer than the fxp version but i find both to be too light and have the wrong blance for my liking. i like the mgrt better than the mg rad mid-plus because of its 16x19 string...

can't help you with brampton area as the clubs i mentioned are 45-60 min or so away from you. try searching ilovetennis.ca for brampton/bramalea/mississuaga clubs or post there for 4.5 players.

where abouts in toronto are you staying? i know a bunch of 4.5/5.0 players in the markham/thornhill area that play at that play at outdoors at unionville, & plamona and indoors at mayfair. here's some links for tennis clubs you can email and arrange something...

lux floro is very soft for a poly; however its tension maintenance is average. i now use pro supex big ace as it has better tension maintenance, slight less power and is very arm friendly. is use ba at 50lb tension.

search the tennis travel forum you will find several threads about tennis locations in vancouver bc and members that live there. theshaun is a regular poster on tt that lives there.

also have a look at pro supex big ace. not as soft as cp but good combination of durability, softness and feel.